I am not sure what cpu one course is.. stupid phone autocorrect. C++ course sounds like what I mean.



lol

I think I will muck around with a lot of IDEs and find ones that challenge but don't waste my time.

Now does anyone know of any good Cloud IDEs or Linux Distro IDEs? (I am new to both these departments.)

Code blocks & Eclipse for Linux. I've never used a cloud ide but a quick Google search turned up this article with a bunch of recommendations.
http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/cloud-ide-developers/

I was reading some of those but was wondering if anyone had any hands on with them from JSP.

Visual studio if you can afford it
Otherwise code::blocks is good to

visual studio works fine

I guess you guys weren't electrical engineering majors, once you get into micro processor programming lmk what you think.

It's a lot of fun to just use vim + gcc on the linux command line...

also for anyone saying c++ is dead/ dying, you're very funny.

Hence why I mentioned the "outside of embedded development". With that kind of memory and storage constraint there isn't much you can do.

I think you have no idea how much can be reduced to a no-op by a good compiler and templates. And that's beside the point, in a constrained environment you need the help of a good toolset (IDE being one of the tools) even more, unless, as an Almighty Electrical Engineering Major, you don't need to do more than blink a few diodes

That's cool and all, I think I'm going to screw with some IDEs. And I have to learn Oracle. Blah. Haha